9 Minutes | 2022 | Indonesia | Documentary | Indonesian - Banyumasan | sub. English | 13+
Parsan
Parsan The Legend of Rajawali
Synopsis
Mr. Parsan (56 years old) is the man behind the Rajawali Purwokerto cinema posters. He has been very dedicated during his 31 years of painting movie posters, while also working as a parking attendant at the Rajawali Cinema. This biographical film invites us to witness Mr. Parsan’s daily life, which is not very different from the other Purwokerto locals. The film is a tribute to Mr. Parsan’s perseverance in his work. From this humble short film, we can see that the Indonesian film industry is not only supported by celebrated works but also by Mr. Parsan’s virtue. Mr. Parsan is a Rajawali Cinema legend, a legend of Purwokerto..
Director
Gusnita Linda, Riri Irma Suryani
Production Company
Cakrawala Cinema
Contact: gusnita@ittelkom-pwt.ac.id
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Director's Profile
Gusnita Linda
Linda has degrees in Film Studies and Humanities Studies (Television & Film undergraduate program at ISI Padangpanjang and Cultural Studies graduate program at Sanata Dharma University Yogyakarta). From 2009 to 2012, Linda was a part of the Padangpanjang community of Sarueh Film. After that, she spent most of her time researching and writing about film, fine arts, design, gender, and humanitarian issues. After a long break, Linda started to make films again in 2021. She iss the Producer and Scriptwriter of "Don't Just Shut Up" Film Omnibus (2022), the Producer of motion graphics "Wujudkan Perguruan Tinggi Bebas Kekerasan Seksual" (2022), and the Director of Video Art "Gender Vertigo" (2022) which was screened at Internasional Rekarya Festival (2022) and Nandur Srawung #9 Yogyakarta (2022). "Get Lost in Material World" Poster (2021) was exhibited at the International Poster Exhibition and Symposium PostHuman.
Riri Irma Suryani
She was born on June 13, 1988, and has a background in film (Television & Film undergraduate program at ISI Padangpanjang and Videography Creation graduate program at ISI Yogyakarta). She focuses on screenwriting, making fiction films, or video art and design. Riri's recent works are "Don't Just Shut Up" Film Omnibus which raises the issue of sexual violence against children and women; the poster "Let's Let & Enjoy," which was exhibited at the Collective Collegia Exhibition Korea (2022), "Inyong Kentjot video installation," which was exhibited at the Nandur Srawung International Exhibition #8 Yogyakarta in 2021, and a fiction film titled "Pangana" (2019).
